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Darlington V Gainsborough Trinity Wednesday 9Th August 2017 | Kick Off 7.45Pm | Blackwell Meadows
£2.50 >> THE MATCH DAY PROGRAMME OF DARLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH DARLINGTON V GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY WEDNESDAY 9TH AUGUST 2017 | KICK OFF 7.45PM | BLACKWELL MEADOWS Official Benchwear and NATIONAL Match Ball Sponsor LEAGUE “FOR FANS, FOR FOOTBALL, FOR EVER” from the dugout V GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY >> WITH MARTIN GRAY Directors Chief Executive Officer: David Johnston John Tempest Darlington 1883 Supporters Society We were very determined to get things Limited right last Saturday. Football Manager: Martin Gray ood evening everyone and welcome to our first full Assistant manager: Brian Atkinson Gseason at Blackwell Meadows. Coach: Sean Gregan Scout: Harry Dunn We got off to a great start last Saturday when we Psychologist: Darren Sutton DARLINGTON’S PREMIER LEISURE SCHEME won by 2-0 at Salford, it’s always nice to begin a new Kit Manager: Bradley Blythe campaign with three points. Assistant Kit Manager: Gary Smith Physios: Jimmy Nesbitt We put a lot of preparation into the game in the week Darlington Football Club Officials beforehand, and the players took everything on board Club Secretary: Jonathan Jowett and carried out our instructions perfectly. Matchday secretary: Rob Jones Some of the lads, like me, were hurt by the defeat at Communications and Media manager: Ray Simpson Salford on the last day of the season, and we were Safety Officer: Graham Reeves very determined to put things right. We were pretty Accounts: Malcolm Davison confident going into the game after drawing against Hospitality: Joanne Cameron Gateshead and Guiseley in our last two pre season Retail Manager: Lynn Jasper Football in the Community Lead coach: matches, and with a strong mindset I thought we just Deano Browne about dominated the game.
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FA Registered Intermediaries (As of 08/11/2019)
FA Registered Intermediaries (as of 08/11/2019) Below is a list of individuals registered as Intermediaries with The FA. Companies registered as Intermediaries are displayed in a separate list. If an individual you are dealing with is not displayed below, please contact The FA’s Intermediary team on 0844 980 8213.
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'SLALOM YEARBOOK 1989 PADDLE SPORT 1988 EUROPA CUP Dublin - Ireland & Nottingham - Great Britain K1 Men 1st Richard Fox GBR 5 Pts 2nd Melvyn Jones GBR 6 Pts 3rd Laurent Brissaud FRA 5 Pts 6th Russ Smith GBR 13 Pts K1 Ladies 1st Miriam Jerusalmi FRA 4 Pts 2nd Marie-F. Grange-Prigent FRA 5 Pts 3rd Dana Chladek USA 6 Pts 4th Liz Sharman GBR 8 Pts 6th Karen Davies GBR 13 Pts C1 1st Jon Lugbill USA 3 Pts 2nd Jed Prentice USA 4 Pts 3rd David Hearn USA 6 Pts 7th= Martin Hedges GBR 19 Pts 7th= Gareth Marriott GBR 19 Pts 19th Mark Delaney GBR 38 Pts C2 1st Hemmer/Loose FRG 2Pts 2nd Saidi/Daval FRA 5 Pts 3rd Saidi/Delray FRA 7 Pts 4th Meikle/Brown GBR 10 Pts 5th Richardson/Thompson GBR 23 Pts 169 1988 JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Seo D'Urgell - Spain K1 Men 1st S.Shipley USA 2nd C.Roviera ITA 3rd A.Vehovar YUG 14th K.Gaster GBR 23rd M.Stephens GBR 45th M.Green GBR K1 Ladies 1st S.Berger FRG 2nd L.Tipper GBR 3rd K.Sosnowski YUG 7th L.Simpson GBR 21st S.Marriott GBR C1 1st G.Marriott GBR 2nd M.Doetsch FRG 3rd A.Clawson USA 7th M.Wharton GBR 8th A.Comer GBR C2 1st B.Holoen/J,Bennett GBR 2nd Mikus/Kollar TCH 3rd Lubusky/Kral TCH 1988 EUROPEAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Spittal - Austria K1 Men 1st A.Jug YUG 2nd M.Giacoppo ITA 3rd A.Vehovar YUG 7th A.Corrie GBR K1 Ladies 1st L.Tipper GBR 2nd H.Corrie GBR 3rd D.Vogel SUI C1 1st M.Wharton GBR 2nd D.Zuccolo ITA 3rd F.Stefani ITA 170 ' r National Championships & Ranking Lists up until 1960 the National Champions were determined by one designated National Championship Slalom, and the Ranking list was quite seperate.
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Week 31 Week 32 Arsenal FC v Luton Town 4-1 (3-0) Arsenal FC v Ipswich Town 2-2 (2-0) Saturday, 19 March 1983, RF: C.Thomas, Highbury, attendance: 23,987 Tuesday, 22 March 1983, RF: Deakin, Highbury, attendance: 17,639 AFC: Jennings; O’Leary (Meade), Sansom, S.Robson, C.Whyte, P.Nicholas, Talbot, P.Davis, Sunderland, Woodcock, Rix AFC: Wood; Hollins, Sansom, Devine, C.Whyte, P.Nicholas, Talbot, P.Davis, Sunderland, Woodcock, Rix Luton: Findlay; Stephens, A.Elliott, Horton, Goodyear, Donaghy, R.Hill, S.White, P.Walsh, W.Turner, D.Moss Town: Cooper; Burley, Gernon, Putney, Osman, Butcher, Wark, S.McCall, D’Avray, Thijssen, K.O’Callaghan Scorers: Woodcock (3), P.Davis (1) - D.Moss (1) Scorers: Rix (1), C.Whyte (1) - Wark (1), Putney (1) Watford FC v Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 (0-1) Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool FC 2-2 (2-0) Saturday, 19 March 1983, RF: Baker, Vicarage Road, attendance: 27,371 Tuesday, 22 March 1983, RF: Salmon, Goldstone Ground, attendance: 25,030 WFC: Sherwood; Rice, Rostron, L.Taylor, Sims, I.Bolton, N.Callaghan, L.Blissett, J.Barnes, Jackett, Jobson (G.J.Armstrong) BHA: Moseley; C.Ramsey, Gatting, Grealish, S.Foster, G.A.Stevens, Case, G.D.Smith, M.Robinson, Howlett, Smillie Spurs: Clemence; Hughton, G.O’Reilly, G.Roberts, P.Miller, Perryman, G.Mabbutt, A.Galvin, Falco, A.Brazil, T.Gibson LFC: Grobbelaar; Neal, A.Kennedy, Lawrenson, R.Whelan, Hansen, Dalglish, S.Lee, Rush, C.Johnston, Ph.Thompson (D.Fairclough) Scorer: Falco (1) Scorers: M.Robinson (1), Howlett (1) - Rush (2) Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion
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FA Registered Intermediaries (As of 14/01/2021)
FA Registered Intermediaries (as of 14/01/2021) Below is a list of individuals registered as Intermediaries with The FA. Companies registered as Intermediaries are displayed in a separate list. If an individual you are dealing with is not displayed below, please contact The FA’s Intermediary team on 0844 980 8213.
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